SME group urges Cooper to aid riot-affected businesses & more…Keep up with what has been happening this week in our latest insurance news round-up…

World’s largest investors increasingly concerned on ‘systemic risks’

New research from the Thinking Ahead Institute in partnership with the Future Fund, the Australian sovereign wealth fund, shows a growing awareness among the world’s largest investment organisations of ‘systemic risks’ and a preparedness to address these risks through sustainability measures and whole of fund thinking.

L&G warns housebuilding drive needs decade to tackle housing crisis at current pace

Group taps Greater Manchester Pension Fund to boost coffers but warns push for affordable homes must move faster.

SME group urges Cooper to aid riot-affected businesses

The Federation of Small Businesses is calling on the home secretary to ensure fair treatment for its members from the insurance industry, Sky News learns.

Embracing artificial intelligence responsibly in the insurance industry

Prioritising the responsible use of artificial intelligence allows the insurance industry to navigate complexities, mitigate risks and unlock potential for innovation and growth.

Gallagher Re publishes report on the impact of Hurricane Debby

Hurricane Debby, the second hurricane of the 2024 Atlantic season, is projected to result in combined wind and water-related insured losses between $1 billion and $2 billion for the private insurance market and public entities, including the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) and the USDA’s Risk Management Agency (RMA) crop insurance program, according to Gallagher Re.